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UPS inks its largest investment in renewable natural gas to date

UPS renewable natural gas vehicle Atlanta - In June, UPS announced its ambitious new sustainability goals, including a 12 percent reduction of absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from global ground operations by 2025. Shortly thereafter, UPS announced a US$90 million investment in natural gas vehicles and infrastructure. Now, the Atlanta-based integrator

AfDB Calls for Bold Actions to Improve Air Connectivity in Africa

Abuja - The African Development Bank (AfDB), has called for bold actions to improve connectivity, market access, and cost reduction in Africa's aviation sector. AfDB Vice-President for Private Sector, Infrastructure and Industrialisation, Pierre Guislain, made the call at the third ICAO World Aviation Forum in Abuja. The AfDB is partnering with the

Passengers stranded as union grounds Dana Air for 10 hours

Passengers of Dana Airlines were stranded at the airport for closed to 10 hours due to an industrial action embarked upon by pilots and engineers of the airline. The National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers (NAAPE) grounded flights operations. All Morning flights to Abuja, Port Harcourt, Uyo, were affected. Imagine your Ad placed here The reason

London buses to be powered by coffee

Inside a London bus. Don't spill the coffee, the bus needs it to move on. Waste coffee grounds will be used to help power some of London's buses from Monday, it has been revealed.   London (BBC) - A biofuel created by blending oil extracted from coffee waste with diesel is to be

Air traffic problem at Schiphol causes delays, cancellations

Schiphol control tower Amsterdam –  Dozens of flights to and from Amsterdam's busy Schiphol Airport were delayed or cancelled Tuesday because of a technical problem with air traffic control systems. Schiphol said that the problem was resolved by late afternoon, but passengers could still face delays into the evening. KLM, in a tweet,

ZIM completes paperless blockchain bill of lading pilot

Zim cargo ship   The Israeli ocean carrier successfully completed the first blockchain pilot for paperless bills of lading using tech firm Wave's application and network, ZIM said in a statement. Israeli ocean carrier ZIM has successfully completed a blockchain document exchange pilot for paperless bills of lading, the company said in a statement. The

Air China suspends North Korea flights, deepening isolation

BEIJING (AP) — State-owned airline Air China suspended flights Tuesday between Beijing and North Korea due to a lack of demand, deepening the North’s isolation amid mounting U.N. sanctions over its nuclear and missile programs. The move followed U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to add Pyongyang to a list of governments

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